Patient, Radiologist
In order to effectively manage equipment, manpower, radiation and efficiency, a "digital X-ray radiation dose real-time intelligent monitoring system" was developed to monitor and warn patients with an intelligent system throughout the entire process of X-ray photography. It is expected to monitor X-rays through this system The radiation dose during photography uses a smart system to instantly alert radiologists and image quality control personnel to reduce the amount of waste films, thereby achieving the two goals of improving medical quality and maintaining patient safety.
Establish radiation dose thresholds for various X-ray examinations
With reference to the weighting factors for each tissue and organ receiving radiation set by ICRP, the radiation dose threshold, maximum and minimum values for each X-ray examination are determined to provide radiologists with a more intuitive grasp of the radiation dose.
Develop smart management monitoring system
Establish a real-time intelligent monitoring system for all digital The screen reminds radiologists to pay attention to the reasonable reduction of radiation dose and reduce the waste film rate as much as possible.
Employee care and adaptive counseling
For colleagues with a high rate of film scraps, tutors will provide dedicated assistance to provide individual tutoring to enhance professional knowledge or skills. After the teachers complete the tutoring, the person in charge of the unit will conduct a meeting through ADAPT. The tutoring effectiveness will be evaluated jointly by the tutor and the person in charge of the unit. Those who fail will need to be tutored again.
With reference to the weighting factors for each tissue and organ receiving radiation stipulated by ICRP, our hospital has formulated the radiation dose thresholds, maximum values and minimum values for various X-ray examinations with empirical value to provide radiologists with a more intuitive understanding of the radiation dose. Mastery of style.
Use the system to grasp the actual inspection dose. When it exceeds its threshold, a real-time message will appear on the radiologist's screen and the imaging quality control center of the reporting system to notify the "abnormal dose" screen, reminding the radiologist and supervisor of the reasonable reduction of radiation dose (ALARA) , to reduce the scrap rate as much as possible.
The X-ray waste film rate dropped to 3.01% in the second half of 2012, which was lower than that in foreign studies (5%).
